ARM
Press the ESC switch until the LCD display reads as follows:
By pressing ARM (S1), the ARM software will become
active and the following changes take place in the LC
Display: See the example printed alongside the page.
You could then turn the DATA ENTRY wheel (or the <<
>>) until the desired module's ARM switch is lite.
The LC Display module number changes and the ARM
switches switch lights change to the adjacent module (in
either direction) as you turn the wheel. In most cases it is
faster to go to the module you would like to route from and
press the local ARM switch. The ARM switch in the selected module lights up.
By pressing any ARM switch, new module numbering information in the LCD
will appear and the corresponding routing settings will be shown by the LEDs in
the ARM section of that module.
The ESC switch will take you out of the ARM menu. You can press an active
ARM switch to achieve the same results. The ARM mode will show the
routing settings of the selected module.
ROUTING INPUT MODULES
A more detailed explanation of input module routing is described in the next
section of this manual, we will discuss a simplified version now (this makes it
easier to understand other functions being discussed in this section).
Step 1: Press an ARM switch on any desired input module.
Step 2: If you would like this module's CHANnel section routed to track 24,
press the CHAN switch under the black routing switches labeled
(1-2 / 3-4 / 5-6) and then press the 23-24 switch.
Now the routing you've made is stored in memory.
Step 3: If you would like this same module's MIX section to be routed to the
stereo mix buss so you could monitor that track, press the black L/R switch in
the mix section right from the tape switch. Now you have two different things
from that input module stored.
You can assign the Aux 5-6 in the same manner. In order to have more aux send
busses, you can route AUX 5-6 to the 24 routing busses.
CHANGING CHANNEL DATA.
In the ARM section of the master module you can assign all module routing
settings by pressing the associated switches. These settings will be stored in real
time.
If new data is entered in the ARM section and you're not pleased press the Undo
switch to restore the old data. The CLR switch will erase all data in that module.
The << and >> switches as well as the DATA ENTRY (encoder) knob will
allow you to select another module. A faster method is to hit the ARM switch
in the module that needs routing changes.
Cinemix manual page: 14
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